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Results from the HALOGAS Survey: HI Observations of NGC 5055
Maria PattersonTully-Fisher at 35, Global Properties of HI in Galaxies, Green Bank, WV
2 April 2012
George Heald (PI)
Gyula Jozsa
Tom Oosterloo
Paolo Serra
Renzo Sancisi
Filippo Fraternali
Erwin de Blok
Gianfranco Gentile
Rich Rand
Laura Zschaechner
Maria Patterson
Rene Walterbos
Cat Wu
Bjoern Adebahr
Ralf-Juergen Dettmar
Eva Juette
Peter Kamphuis
Bob Benjamin
ASTRON
ASTRON
ASTRON
ASTRON
Osservatorio Astronomico di Bologna
Bologna University
University of Cape Town / ASTRON
Ghent University
University of New Mexico
University of New Mexico
New Mexico State University
New Mexico State University
New Mexico State University
Ruhr-Universitat Bochum
Ruhr-Universitat Bochum
Ruhr-Universitat Bochum
Ruhr-Universitat Bochum
University of Wisconsin- Whitewater
HALOGAS Survey Team
2010- 1st meeting, Dwingeloo, Netherlands
2011- 3rd meeting, Bochum, Germany
http://www.astron.nl/halogas/http://www.astron.nl/halogas/
Hydrogen Accretion in LOcal GAlaxieS Survey
20 spiral galaxies (+ NGC 891 (Oosterloo+ '07), NGC 2403 (Fraternali+ '02))
120 hrs for each galaxy
5 times deeper than THINGS
Sensitivity of 3σ at ~1 x 1019 cm-2
The HALOGAS Survey is a deep HI survey with the Westerbork Synthesis Radio Telescope of a sample of neutrally selected nearby spiral galaxies with the goal of detecting faint gas and characterizing accretion.
Neutral selection criteria: Barred and unbarred, Sa-Sd from Tully (1988) catalog
Inclinations: moderately-inclined (50-75°) and edge-on (> 85° )
Declination > +25° (synthesized beamsize < 30“)
dTF88 < 11 Mpc (15“ = 0.7 kpc at 10 Mpc )
D25 > 3' (well-resolved)
Vsys > 100 km/s (avoid MW confusion)
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
HALOGAS survey sensitivity
NGC 925 Heald+ (2011 pilot paper)
HALOGAS:
5σ column density limit of
~2.0 x 1019 cm-2
THINGS:
5σ column density limit of
~1 x 1020 cm-2
The HALOGAS data are sensitive to ~1 x 105 M⊙ clouds, at 3σ level for a typical line width of 16 km/s at 10 Mpc.
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
Goal: Establish the importance of the role of accretion in galaxies
Accretion is key to... Maintaining a ~constant SFR
Metallicity evolution in ISM
Continuing buildup of galaxies- connection to warps and lopsidedness
How many galaxies show evidence for accreting gas?
How much accreting gas is there?
Estimated 1-2 solar masses/yr (Sancisi+ 2008)
How often can 'halo' gas be associated with
infall from the IGM?
minor mergers with smaller satellite galaxies?
returning galactic fountain gas?
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
10 k
pc
10 k
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NGCNGC 891 891
If we look deep enough, how many spiral galaxies look like this?
Fraternali+ (2002)
HVC analogbeard
lagging halo
radial flow
NGC 891:30% (~1.2 x 109 solar masses) of the gas in extraplanar halo component
NGC 2403:10% (~3 x 108 solar masses) of the gas in extraplanar halo component (+ radial flow in halo)
Oosterlo
o+
(2007)
halo
filament
CRClag
NGC 891
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Approach Develop a tilted-ring model for each galaxy
Identify discrete clouds and streams to build an 'accretion catalog'
Mass, size, distance and kinematics relative to disk
Cross identify with optical and UV features
Identify galaxies with thick disks / 'halos' for occurence statistics
Radial extent, vertical scaleheight, kinematics
Compare gas properties with galaxy properties on individual basis
Complementary observing campaigns
Compare gas properties with galaxies properties across sample
StatusAll HI observations finished.
Modeling complete / near complete for many targets.
Individual galaxy analysis papers in prep.
Beginning preliminary analysis of sample statistics.
See survey website: http://www.astron.nl/halogas/http://www.astron.nl/halogas/
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
The HALOGAS data reveal a range of HI features...NGC 1003
Allan/Heald+, in prep
HVC analogs
UGC 4278
Serra+, in prep
Zschaechner+, 2011
NGC 4244
Lag, but no 'halo'
NGC 3198
Gentile+, in prep
Discrete clouds
NGC 3198800
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600
500 10 kpc
Beard gas
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Discrete cloud
NGC 4565
Zschaechner+, in prep
Companion
Image credit: R Jay GaBany
SAbc
Moderately-inclined (55º)
d = 8.5 Mpc
D25=13'=32.5 kpc
SFR= 2.1 solar masses/ yr
THINGS
Battaglia+ 2006
NGC 5055 (M63) previous HI data
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Large HI disk
~3.5 x D25
Large HI warp
NGC 5055: HALOGASBattaglia+ 2006 Total HI mass of galaxy:
~ 8.5 x 109 solar masses
HALOGAS
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13 kpc ~2.7×107 M☉
14.5 kpc~9.4×106 M☉
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300
Contours: 2.7 x 2n mJy/beam (3σ x 2n )(1.0 x 1019 x 2n cm-2)
Contours: 270:780, +30 km/s
NGC 5055 moment mapsUGC 8313
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companion is separated in velocity, but may be a
connection through the south
?
Tilted-Ring ModelingGroningen Image Processing System (GIPSY) (van der Hulst+ 1992)
GALMOD (and HALOGALMODZ) (Fraternali, Heald)
Tilted Ring Fitting Code (TiRiFiC) (Jozsa et al., 2007)
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
Contours: 2.7 x 2n mJy/beam Contours:270:780, +30 km/s
Position velocity plots: anomalous gas
major axis
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
Lagging halo confined to optical disk
Position velocity plots: anomalous gas
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
Anomalous velocity gas
Chonis+ (2011)
Deep optical imaging: stellar streams and accretionfrom minor mergers
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
Chonis et al (2011) speculate the remnant of the 'a' loop stream could be located at the west end of the loop, just east of the 'c' feature.
Searching for anomalous velocity gas
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300
Intensity Weighted Mean
Gaussian-Hermite
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(vGH – vIWM) difference map700
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300
Intensity Weighted MeanGaussian-Hermite
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=
...highlights asymmetric profiles
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(vGH – vIWM) difference map
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
(vGH – vIWM) difference map
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
mass estimate of cloud:~ 2 x108 M☉
Possible remnant? Or gas pulled from the disk during an interaction?
Complementary observations
APO Multi-longslit spectroscopy:Build up 2D optical spectra of HALOGAS edge-ons; compare ionized gas with HALOGAS HI observations
GALEXDeep NUV (+some FUV) observations:Detect outer disk star formation Detect UV emission reflected from
dust grains in halo
HALOSTARSDeep R-band imaging at INT:Search for stellar streams and counterparts to HI features
KPNO4-meter Mosaic 1.1:UBHaR imaging
Plus deep B imagingfor HALOSTARS complementary color information
Jozsa
Wu+, in prepPatterson
Adebahr+, in prep
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Radio continuum
5 MHz of effective continuum bandwidth for first half of targets80 Mhz of full-polarization continuum bandwidth for second half
Deep optical imaging of NGC 925
Dwarf companion and stellar stream detected in B and R,corresponding to HI feature
HALOSTARSR band
KPNO (B= blue, R=green, Halpha=red)
dwarf location
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
PRELIMINARY
Companion:LR ~ 1.85 × 107 L⊙M∗,R ~ 3 × 106 M⊙
In short...the HALOGAS survey galaxies show a range of HI features:
HVC analogs, companions, thick disks, streams, and filaments.
Maria Patterson, HALOGAS Tully-Fisher at 35, 2Apr2012
Stay tuned for upcoming publications: http://www.astron.nl/halogas/http://www.astron.nl/halogas/
Appendix: Full sample
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Appendix: SFR
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Appendix: NGC 5055 model parameters
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Appendix: Environmental properties
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